Nursing - News September 12, 2012

Groomer, Coordinator Jobs Open (Patch)
Several jobs are open in the area this week. Here are a few. Duties: Utilizes the nursing process in delivering care to assigned patients.

Nominations sought for nursing awards (Hays Daily News)
The program recognizes outstanding registered nurses in Kansas and metropolitan Kansas City for their dedication to patient care, their communities and the nursing profession.

Notre Dame to begin construction of new nursing and education building (Business Journal)
Notre Dame University Maryland will break ground Wednesday on a $12.5 million "technology rich" building for its Schools of Nursing and Education, the Baltimore Messenger reported.

New dean at UR School of Nursing sees preventive care as priority (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
Kathy Rideout's experience, education and outlook are multi-faceted, as you'd expect of the new dean of the University of Rochester School of Nursing.

Medicare one of Canada's treasures (The Waterloo Region Record)
His government, in the early 1960s, also introduced North America's first single payer, universal health care program.

Minnesota trains 'community paramedics' to fill gap (The Brainerd Daily Dispatch)
Minnesota is pushing to train a few hundred "community paramedics," a new kind of health care provider intended to make up for the lack of doctors and nurses in rural areas.

Nursing students feel uneasy on breathing fum... (The Indian Express)
Some 20 nursing students of Christian Medical College and Hospital complained of discomfort on Tuesday morning after they allegedly breathed some fumes and panic soon spread in the area.

Taxpayers' role in funding public higher education is changing (Banner-Tribune)
Stephen Hulbert, president of Nicholls State University, speaks at the St. Mary Industrial Group meeting on Monday in Morgan City.

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